American chefs spark a Paris culinary revival
New American chefs from New York Chicago and Seattle lead Paris dining revivals. Daniel Rose Braden Perkins and Laura Adrian push French classics with American sensibility at Spring Versus and the Hidden Kitchen. They reshape Paris fine dining while sage writers warn of the citys mystique and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Seattle
City of Light
Spring
Daniel Rose
Braden Perkins
Laura Adrian
Hidden Kitchen
Paris
France
David Lebovitz
Julia Child
Child
Rose
le Figaro
American University of Paris
U.S
Marc Grossman
Grossman
Perkins
Adrian
Gregory Marchand
London
Jamie Oliver
Meg Zimbeck
America
Zimbeck
Paris By Mouth
Lebovitz
Bob's Kitchen
Barely half of adults in the United States wed
A Pew Research Center analysis shows just 51 percent of adults 18 and older are married, with declines most evident among ages 18 to 29. The study links rising singlehood to delayed marriages and more cohabitation across developed nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erin Turner
Turner
Chicago
United States
Pew Research Center
U.S
Pew
D'Vera Cohn
Europe
Mexico City
Belle
Bella DePaulo
DePaulo
Vince Tornero
Ohio State University
Columbus
Gulf Coast retires flock to Texas towns amid weak economy
The Texas Gulf Coast draws Winter Texans seeking cheaper, less crowded locales. Rockport and Port Aransas see rising winter populations and event participation, with annual spending in the region estimated in the millions and thousands wintering in small coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Gulf Coast
Rockport
Texas
South Texas
Florida
South Padre
Texas- Mexico
Evenson
Mexico
Texas Gulf
Ann Vaughan
Port Aransas
Corpus Christi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cordon Bleu
Louvre Museum
Ann Mack
JWT Intelligence
Mack
Cohn
Stephanie Coontz
Cupertino
Calif
Coontz
Keisha Pickett
Tampa, Fla
Pickett
Judd Apatow
Larry Buerger
Louise
Arizona
Nevada
Ironwood
Michigan
Upper Peninsula